| Show D. D 0 U. AND ND B. B Of C. C IN A BITTER WAR NA DJ Tel Feb 2 L There is io war to thin the knife between the Un University eTsity of Denver nail ami the Un University of ot Colorado Colorado Col Col- orado at Boulder not only in in politics pol concerning the attempt of the state university to duplicate the medical law Jow and dental courses of oi the local institution in Denver er but bitt butin butin in in athletics and aud in other student activities Hies as well I This batt battle has hasen even en erupt crept into the I faculty councils council as it has been bern found I impo impossible to hold hoM a a. meeting on athletics ath at which representatives of tho the I II two institutions might sit in harmony I Every possible attempt to bring about I a reconciliation has been attempted b bythe by bythe II the other colle colleges eg but hut in vain I An attempt was tas made yesterday to 10 bring together tho colleges of the thC state f in in annual ses' ses session ion to consider eligibility I rules methods metho s of enforcing them and schedules At a meeting of the deans held at 1030 0 o'clock yesterday ay morning morn mornin I in ing at the University cl club h. h Denver uni er university ity declined to remain I Dr W. 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D En Engle lc of oC the t-he Denver university uni tini- faculty c explained that Denver Den having in co good gorl trl faith accepted the severance sev sv erance of relations by the thc Boulder T institution in could not cons consistently confer I with them on the subject of 01 athletics Dr gle En-gle invited in the tue representatives of th the tho other colleges except Boulder to a conference following a lunch luncheon on at the Denver Athletic club which was ac ac- ac I At the University club meeting it wits was as a agreed that tho the c generally accepted faculty rules passed during tho the past two vears sears should 1 stand stanel until amended At I tho thio afternoon meeting at which Denver Denver Denyer Den Den- ver yer university was tho the host this samo sarno conclusion on was reach reached d. d with the further furth furth- I er Cl understanding that there thore should bo two more meetings in Denver Saturday March 6 6 at which the eligibility rules I should be bo amended rind and adopted and si signed ned by bJ the interested schools It 1 was agreed 1 recd that no student could playon play I I on a college independent baseball nine I who played playe independent baseball during during dur dur- in ing the college o season and that no student student student stu stu- I dent who had play played d under tinder the thc national agreement could pIa play college ball ban The question of vacation action ball bal will be ho decided at a later meeting me I Schedules for baseball track and football arran arranged d. d tho the understanding understand understand- j I in ing bein being that Denver er and anI Boulder I would not meet in any sport but that the they would nH meet t all the others other It was I I r that the tho only way to straighten I out the difficulty in track athletics was wao as asto I to hold two quadrangular meets one ono by hy I in invitation of the University err of Colorado Colo Cob Colorado rado at Boulder at which all schools e ex except Denver should h be represented nad nadone I one OHe at Denver by hy invitation in of Denver I university at which all except Boulder BouMer I should be invited The two winning winnin schools could then get together in a n dual championship meet I The school of mines Colorado college I and the Aties were Wro vcr rr very careful to state that they to mix in the tho quarrel between Denver and Boulder that tile thc wanted to be friendly with both and intended to remain strictly neutral The Tho following dates atc wore were scheduled In football Denver will play the thc in Denver October 30 Denver will play pIn the miners at university m park in inDe in De Denver DeM M Saturday November G. G Denver Den Den- vcr ver will also play Colorado college in in Denver er the thc date not w vet t being boine deter deter- mined Tho The miners will play Colorado college r probably October r 30 at Colorado Colo obo rn ratio rado o Springs nc The week following will wm conic tho the D. D U. U game ame on November U I the minors rs play tho A i at t Fort ForI Collins Col ol olhas has lins and on un Thanksgiving in day by bv year three contract the tho miners minNs meet mcd Boulder Bould r in Denver Tho The pIa play I Colorado college probably November G 6 Gat Gat at Colorado Springs and ani Denver the I following week The A ies play the I U. U of C. C at Boulder Saturday October 23 3 I will nm take on some sorno team now non out omit of 01 th the tho state not yet announced in 11 l lac of Boulder In baseball bacha the Ag At gies play the tho m minors miners at nt Fort ort Collins April 10 and in iu in Golden or Denver Den May ra 1 Tho The A ies entertain Denver April 3 and antI play in in Denver t April 24 The AC s 's play Colorado at Colorado Colorado Colo rado Springs April 1 17 and at Fort Collins Col Col- bins lins May 3 22 2 The minors miners pIn play Colorado Colora o university t April 1 17 iT at Golden and April 24 1 at Boulder Tho The Mines Denver and Denver Den college baseball dates will bo be arran arranged cd later |
